Certain Blood Types More Prone to COVID-19 Infection

re: Certain Blood Types More Prone to COVID-19 Infection

RainGirl2 — 4/9/2021 10:39:18 PM

So, would Blood Type AB affected more adversely than B or O types?

re: Certain Blood Types More Prone to COVID-19 Infection

Almond — 3/18/2021 2:18:11 AM

Let's also hear more about blood types that are less prone. I also want to see some numbers. I am type O+ and understand that is protective. How protective? My thoughts are that any one with O blood type and OPTIMAL serum vitamin D levels (not just "normal") prob does not need the vaccine. ("Normal" is hardly healthy.) I am prob already better protected than any vaccine.

re: Certain Blood Types More Prone to COVID-19 Infection

fundamentalassumptions — 3/16/2021 6:25:12 AM

Did an ethnic blood type search on this. Interestingly, it looks to me as though this means that folks of white European descent are most disproportionately affected by covid.

re: Certain Blood Types More Prone to COVID-19 Infection

Almond — 3/15/2021 10:50:13 AM

Consider what would happen if all employees of prisons refused to get vaccinated. This could easily stop any mandatory vaccination program. What would jails be without jailers? What are politicians going to do--turn all the felons loose? Even a 2-hour walkout would have dire consequences.

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1wi9254 — 3/15/2021 8:58:22 AM

I'm Blood type A. I had covid last year before anyone had ever heard of the corona virus. I had pneumonia like symptoms for approximately 2 months, lost my sense of taste and smell, etc. My husband who is type O didn't get it - not even a sniffle and I coughed all over him for a couple of months so go figure...